Packages: Update calypso-build's Jest config #33351
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This reverts commit b4b9191.
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Co-Authored-By: Jon Surrell <[email protected]>
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Changes proposed in this Pull Request
file-loaderandstyle-loaderimport statements from Calypso'stest/dir intocalypso-build. (These should live there, since it's also that package that handles those statements in production code.)Discovered while working on #33154, where these commits originated.
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